Roosevelt African Hunt on Capitol Hill Budget Debate
Washington February 2 The house debated the hunting trip of President Roosevelt to Africa amid a larger appropriation discussion. A committee amendment raised the marine hospital and quarantine funding from 50000 to a higher amount while arguments over interstate commerce enforcement continued.
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Washington
House of Represents Hyves
Roosevelt
Garrett
Fannessee
Mann
Timois
Fitzgerald
New York
Sir +Fitzgerald
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Bulloch Farmers Plan Reduced Acreage in Sea Island Cotton
Bulloch County farmers announce a planned reduction in sea island cotton acreage for 1906 0 citing likely yields similar to last season and a 10 to 16 percent decrease. Reports from reliable sources indicate farmers are determined to cut sea island cotton area this season.
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Bulloch
Preteadboro
Sea Island
Grape-Nuts praised in a long customer letter
A lengthy testimonial from a Newer woman extols Grape-Nuts and Postum as nourishing economical foods. She claims seven years of satisfaction, improvements in health, restless nights and irritability cured, and notes her children thrived on Grape-Nuts. The letter appears to be from Battelle Creek Michigan, promoting the products.
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Postum Co
Renaos
Globe Girdlers Are Going Home After Stormy Voyage
Fort Monroe Virginia February 2 9 The bad weather greeted the battle ship fleet at the Virginia capes yesterday and today with wind rain and rough seas. Sailors headed home as enlistments expired and many carried souvenirs. Officers entertained in Richmond with a luncheon at the Jefferson and a reception at the Confederate Club. The Vermont remained in quarantine after a case of smallpox and vaccination efforts.
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Virginia Capes
Old Point Pier
Leo Lone Mees
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Arnold
Waa Tekan
Naval Hommital
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Basta
Richmond
Confederacy
Major Richardson
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Wainwright
Aleamona Chamber of Commerce
Fortress Monroe
Old Confederate Club
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Ugee
Thackeray
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Jefferson
Eigher
W Gordon McCabe
Anderson
Congressman Lamb
Virginia
Marshall Wilder Presents 2300 Jokes and Stories in Atlanta
Atlantan audiences at the Orpheum Water and New Kimball rooms enjoy Marshall Wilder, famed entertainer to royalty and democracy, as he catalogs 2300 distinct stories and jokes in a diary style show. He jokes about a busy life, verve, and his planned meeting with Frank Stapleton, noting his system of notes and comments for performance success.
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Atlanta
Eltysia
Orpheum
Atlana
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Kimball
Wilder
Alf
United States
Roem
Wider
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Yale
Talsnvestem
Frank Stapten
Woman's Hat Burns on Head During Mardi Gras Parade
February 23 Mardi Gras in the city drew festive crowds and colorful costumes. In a Montmartre restaurant a toy balloon ignited, causing an explosion that singed hair and scorched a hat. Florence Clark of Syracuse and Devitt Gallagher of Charleston were among those burned, with Miyo Laden Martin of Chicago sustaining singed eyebrows.
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Montmartre
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Florence Clark
Syracuse
Devitt Gal.lagher
Charleston
Martin
Chicago
The Stomach of the Child Diet Aid Adverts
An old advertisement promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for children claiming they aid digestion and nervous behavior, enrich bodily juices, build brain and body, calm cravings, and improve appetite after meals. It asserts the product is plant based, harmless, and priced at 50 cents per package with a call to write for more information.
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Stuart
Taft Addresses Southern Whites on Education and Immigration
President Taft spoke to a Southern audience urging education for both races and stressing the need to improve opportunities for African Americans. He noted figures like Booker T. Washington and described the Lucy Laney Institute at Augusta as an example of industrial education. He supported competition in immigration policy and praised Southern citizens for patriotism while acknowledging the race tensions and the struggle for equal footing in society.
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Damentals
Tartwald
Booker Washington
Tutt
Af Augusti
Taft
Lucy Laney
South
New York
Boston
Dr. Walker
Moller Kills Self After Jilt by Woman
Lieutenant John J. Mollen of the Bin gin Infantry United States Army shot himself after returning from the Philippines and learning a young woman he courted had become engaged and possibly married. Rumors point to motives and a court martial past while three women viewed the body at the morgue. A Fort Jay chaplain recalled a servant’s similar suicide years earlier, noting the pattern of self destruction.
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New York
John J. Mollen
Bignin Infantry
United States Army
Grand Tston Hotel
Governor's Island
Philippines
Islands
Moller Wan
Hhis Sum
San Francisco
Alney
Moller
Leutenant
The Singer Tapestries and Needlework Discovery
The notice advertises the Singer machine as a tool for tapestry work without special attachments. It highlights French and Spanish discoveries in the Mississippi valley during the 17th and 18th centuries and invites readers to call at the Singer store in Atlanta at 7a Whitehall Street, seeking the Red Letter sign.
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Mississippi Valley
Singer Store
Whitehall St
Atlanta
Mobile Beauty Congress Crowned Queen of the Beauty
The Mobile Alabama carnival concluded with a grand nighttime parade of the Order of Myth featuring eight floats, followed by a beauty congress ball at the Battle House auditorium. Twenty one women from three states competed for titles, and Mia. Eagar B. Kay of Tuscaloosa was crowned queen amid Mobile society applause.
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Ala
Finight
Order of Myth
Witch
Elita
Tia City
Congress of Beauty
Battie House Auditorium
Mia. Eagar B. Kay
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices in Homer and Nearby Georgia
A batch of obituary notices and funeral changes from Homer and surrounding Georgia towns reports deaths of Earl Whitman and infant Madel, plus Clarence Telford, John A Moore, Henry G Gibson, and W R Wilson. Interment plans and service times are noted, with locations including West View, Milton, Cross Roads Church, and local cemeteries.
King Edward's Levee Attended by Cabinet Members at St James
The levee at St James Palace drew a broad turnout including most cabinet members and diplomatic figures. Whitelaw Reid, the American ambassador, presented to King Edward, with James Stillman of New York, L. H. McCormick, American head of London, and Lt. Cmdr Chester Wells of the U S Navy in attendance. The day focused on budget and diplomatic matters, while debate on the civil hill moved slowly.
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St James Palace
Cablze
Whitelaw Reld
Willan Rockefeller, Jr
James Stillmen
New Fore
L. H McCormicy
London
Chester Wella
Cohen Loeb wedding a lavish city ceremony
The Cohen daughter Miss Lilie Cohen wed at Ahavath-Achim Synagogue with Rabbi Levine officiating. Best man Joe Levy of Birmingham and bridesmaids including Miss Dora Cohen attended a reception at 10 West Mitchell Street with a full spread and dancing. The father Morris Cohen hosted, noting a shipment hiccup of beer kept at the station house.
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Mise
Lilie Cohen
Dora Cohen
Lizle Breabler
Sadie Goldstein
Rey Flokelstein
Béthle Kaufman
Birmingham
Sam Lenman
Sam Netentaum
Louie Levy
Nathan Sinkovitz
Sam Edieos
Jake Jacoss
Harry Kallah
Goldstein
K and M Parmory
Mitchell Street
Nolden
Morria Cohen
Cohen
Dem Democrats Plan Atlanta Visit by Governors
A Young Men's Democratic League session in Atlanta considered arranging visits by Governor Johnson of Minnesota and Governor Folk of Missouri on March 25. Shelby Smith led a motion to form an arrangements committee, with President Bernhardingcettax approving the committee, list including Shelby Smith and other members. The finance committee, led by James L. Mayson, was ordered to meet tomorrow to discuss funds for the reception and entertainment.
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Minnesota
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Bernhardingcettax
Shelby Smith
Shep Bryan
Cubs Train Plans Shift to Weet Baden After Hot Springs
Chicago National League club alters spring routine with Frank Chance directing split workouts. The squad will head to Weet Baden on March 1 and March 6, with both divisions awaiting Shreveport, Louisiana, on March 6. The changes depart from Hot Springs plans.
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Chicago
Hot Springs
Frank Chance
Pthherm
Baden
Shreveport
Maran
Plan to Buy Uncle Remus Home by Ladies Auxiliary
A meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Uncle Emus Memorial Association in Atlanta approved a plan to form an endless chain to recruit five new members who will pay dues and sponsor further members. Funds will be used to purchase the home of Uncle Remus, with officers and committees named among the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce members accompanying the plan.
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R. Purser
Marshall Sykford
Joseph M Brown
J R Tercel
Northen
R & Park
BP Jones
FF Musdox
W GO Peel
W M King
FR Orme
Frank Woldroft
RJ Jewry
EB L Connally
A. Candler
Police Seek Elopers at Mother's Request
Mrs Crown seeks help locating her 19 year old daughter and Fred Myers after the girl eloped. The mother provided descriptions of the two and asked authorities to place them in custody if found. She says the daughter left home last Friday night and was last seen Monday night with Myers near Autarm avenues.
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Case of Capt Hutchins Detachment From Command
Washington February 23 Rear Admiral Pitcairn chief of the Bureau of Navigation said no explanation exists for Captain Hamilton Hutchins removal from command of the battleship Kearse by Rear Admiral Sperry or for his return aboard a passenger vessel. He has no idea why Hutchins was detached, citing no advisories from Admiral Sperry and illness as the stated cause.
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Hamilton Mo Hutchne
Kearse
Sperry
Xrestner
Navy
Pitlaburs
nait@tion
Tiutchine
Filneas
Department
Admiral Sperry
Roosevelt Attends Funeral Of Harvard Dorm Tragedy Victim
President Roosevelt and party travel to New York to attend the funeral tomorrow for Stewart Douglas Robinson, nephew of the president, who died after falling from a dormitory window at Harvard. Kermit Roosevelt and Nicholas Longworth accompany him as the group heads east tonight.
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Washington
Kermit
Nicholax Longworth
New York
Stewart Douglas Robinson
Harvard Relief
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